Testimonies are significant in missions
Megan Fate Marshman explores John 4 and explains the importance of individuals’ stories.
Four voices to heed
Ajai Lall reminds audience of the four voices to listen to and obey in the second session of Mission Conference.
Stories of the life altering power of Christ
Students and faculty share inspiring stories from past experiences at Biola’s third annual Story Slam.
We are what we love: How to examine your life.
James K.A. Smith reminds the audience that it is important to find a space to worship.
Prayer through poetry caps first day of Torrey Conference 2015
Emotional spoken word provokes inspiration and excitement capping off the first day of Torrey Conference.
Why Secularism can be good news
In his third session, James Smith explains why a secular age creates opportunity for spirituality.
In view of God’s mercies
Samantha Gassaway reflects on Carolyn Gordon’s talk on God’s mercies and worship.
You are what you love: the spiritual power of habit
Samantha Gassaway reflects on James Smith’s talk regarding spiritual habits and the incredible thunderstorm that happened moments after.
On Thursday, Feb. 13, Biola’s first Afro Roots event sprang to life in the parking lot behind Fluor Fountain. From 7–9 p.m., the event featured...